Imaginative Child Monologue
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Child (5-12)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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I'm thrilled you all could make it tonight. Gentlemen, I know I ask a lot of you, but I hope you will realize I notice everything. Every tiny smile, every commend obeyed every sacrifice given your might. Men aren't you. And tonight you're going to prove it. Now I want you all to pick up your instruments and let up in you. Stand up straight, please. I said stand up. Would you like the whole town to see you in a wrinkled band uniform? Don't answer. Just listen. Now form that single line and reflect on your assignment tonight. Remember, you're more than simply clarinet players or baton twirlers. You have a mission. Ah, purpose. And while you may not be here to witness the difference, you make know that I will. And that's really what matters most now, isn't it? So all those awful people who said I didn't have a voice? Who said no one would ever listen to me? Those awful people with their awful taunts in my head. She called fire and no one heard her. Have you heard how the waiter never stops at her table? She can't even get a dog to lick her hand. Well, awful people's taunts. Look at me now. Listen to me now. I have all these gentlemen right here Haven't died. Gentlemen, don't answer. Just think you're all prepared to march out that window. March out with flutes and heads held high and fall to your fated death. All for me. All for me. Ready? Oh, no, Mr Teddy, You're stuffing is seeping out again. I want you to look perfect. When they all witness my power over you. I'll grab a needle, but the rest of you begin marching, Begin marching.